Re: Basic OWL editor/viewer?

Thanks Jean-Marc,

I did offer our public thanks for contributions. We are investigating 
the offerings and have already send follow up messages to 1-2 
individuals. There's much to evaluate, so far without conclusions. (As I 
mentioned in my original request, we are relatively unskilled in 
semantic web and linked data technologies.) When/if we come to a 
conclusion, we will post our thoughts.

Thanks for the reminder.

Mike


On 10/21/12 2:26 PM, Jean-Marc Vanel wrote:
> Hi Mike
>
> I don't want to bother you, but I think that after all the time spent 
> by people on the list to help you, it would be just fair to them , and 
> the rest of the subscribers, to say a few words , on the line of "and 
> the winers are ..." .
>
> Kind Regards
> Jean-Marc
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> 2012/10/17 Mike Liebhold <mnl@well.com <mailto:mnl@well.com>>
>
>     Hello,
>
>     A colleague and I are beginning a project to investigate the roles
>     of Internets of Things in Smart Cities. We are finding pretty
>     decent ontologies in both domains, and want to create some hybrid
>     representations.Neither of us are deeply skilled in SemWeb data
>     structures, but are looking fro some simple tools to get started
>     editing existing structures. My colleague  (Scott Minneman cc'd
>     here) is  asking if  anyone here recommend a good, basic OWL
>     editor/viewer or other related simple tools to get started?
>
>     Many thanks, in advance. for any pointers.
>
>     Mike
>
>     Michael Liebhold
>     Senior Researcher, Distinguished Fellow
>     Institute for the Future
>     @mikeliebhold  @iftf
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